Autore/i: Danila Scarozza
Co-autore/i: D. Cepiku, A. Hinna, A. Peluso
Editore: Franco Angeli
Tipologia Prodotto: Articolo in rivista
Titolo della Rivista: MECOSAN
Numero: Fascicolo 104/2017, pp. 89-109
Codice ISSN: 1121-6921
Anno di Pubblicazione: 2017
DOI: 103280/MESA2017-104006
Abstract: The study aims to understand the extent to which job satisfaction and organizational commitment are driven by public service motivation versus variables that reflect several aspects of the organizational context. A survey was sent to employees working in a large public hospital in Italy. The analysis show that both work context and individual variables predict work motivation. Particularly, value congruence, attraction to policy making, and self-sacrifice, predict job satisfaction; group culture and self-sacrifice impact organizational commitment. The results offer some implications for HRM. Firstly, public managers have to remove any impediment that can prevent employees from serving the public interest. Second, creating a sense of shared culture could be an important tool is in keeping the workforce motivated and committed.
Parole chiave (TAGs): Contesto organizzativo; Public Service Motivation, Soddisfazione al lavoro, sanità, commitment organizzativo